Subs in my GK?
#1
Subs in my GK?
Just checking to see if anyone has gotten behind the EX radio in one of these things. I would like to put in my speakers and subs but i have no idea if there are audio outputs to support such a setup and i dont have the slightest clue on how to get behind the thing if i were to check...any ideas/suggestions?!?
#3
damn...so seems like the only option would be to go with something aftermarket huh...i wish my single din flipout was still working properly. i really dont even like the touch screen interface. i hate not having a volume knob...assume since you said someone already tried it that means they were unsuccessful??
Last edited by chubbs899; 08-25-2014 at 05:40 PM.
#5
intresting..this is a new concept to me. i assume i have to pull the plugs and run them into said converter? or would this involve a wiriing diagram and figuing out which wires go to what speakers and some electronics work??
#6
You'd get the wiring diagram from the head unit. I don't think there is an external amp in this car.
That means the head unit is putting out a high level signal (not amp line level)
A good line output converter will just tap into that high level signal (probably for the rear speakers?) and convert it to stereo low level outputs. What kind of sub are you planning on installing? Some amps can accept a high level input (Basslink 10 comes to mind)
That means the head unit is putting out a high level signal (not amp line level)
A good line output converter will just tap into that high level signal (probably for the rear speakers?) and convert it to stereo low level outputs. What kind of sub are you planning on installing? Some amps can accept a high level input (Basslink 10 comes to mind)
#7
You'd get the wiring diagram from the head unit. I don't think there is an external amp in this car.
That means the head unit is putting out a high level signal (not amp line level)
A good line output converter will just tap into that high level signal (probably for the rear speakers?) and convert it to stereo low level outputs. What kind of sub are you planning on installing? Some amps can accept a high level input (Basslink 10 comes to mind)
That means the head unit is putting out a high level signal (not amp line level)
A good line output converter will just tap into that high level signal (probably for the rear speakers?) and convert it to stereo low level outputs. What kind of sub are you planning on installing? Some amps can accept a high level input (Basslink 10 comes to mind)
Last edited by chubbs899; 08-25-2014 at 06:13 PM.
#8
sorry no idea how to rip that thing out.
Sounds like you are going to add a 4 channel amp to your system. Does that 4 channel amp support high level inputs (also called speaker level inputs)?
If not, you'll need two line output converters to convert high level signal to low level, to your 4 channel amp. Some amps have a low level passthrough, so you can daisy chain your 4 channel and mono amp together off the same low level signal.
Sounds like you are going to add a 4 channel amp to your system. Does that 4 channel amp support high level inputs (also called speaker level inputs)?
If not, you'll need two line output converters to convert high level signal to low level, to your 4 channel amp. Some amps have a low level passthrough, so you can daisy chain your 4 channel and mono amp together off the same low level signal.
#9
sorry no idea how to rip that thing out.
Sounds like you are going to add a 4 channel amp to your system. Does that 4 channel amp support high level inputs (also called speaker level inputs)?
If not, you'll need two line output converters to convert high level signal to low level, to your 4 channel amp. Some amps have a low level passthrough, so you can daisy chain your 4 channel and mono amp together off the same low level signal.
Sounds like you are going to add a 4 channel amp to your system. Does that 4 channel amp support high level inputs (also called speaker level inputs)?
If not, you'll need two line output converters to convert high level signal to low level, to your 4 channel amp. Some amps have a low level passthrough, so you can daisy chain your 4 channel and mono amp together off the same low level signal.
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